suffete
noun
suf·fete
ˈsəˌfēt
plural suffetes
ˈsəˌfēts,
ˈsəfəˌtēz
: one of the two annually elected chief magistrates of ancient Carthage
Word History
Etymology
Latin sufet-, sufes, suffet-, suffes, of Punic origin; akin to Hebrew shōphēṭ judge